Product Designer - Secret-Cleared Army UX (Onsite)

LMI

Arlington (VA)

On-site

USD 110,000 - 160,000

Full time

6 days ago

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Job summary

LMI is seeking a Product Designer to shape applications and workflows for a U.S. Army technology modernization program.

The role owns the experience end to end, from discovery through production delivery, with an onsite work requirement and an active Secret clearance. You will lead product discovery with Army users, translate mission workflows into concepts and prototypes, validate designs through research and usability testing, and collaborate with development teams to deliver secure,

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in design, human-computer interaction, information systems, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
Five or more years of experience in product design, user-experience design, or human-centered design.
Proven ownership of complex digital products from discovery through production delivery.
Strong background in user research, workflow design, prototyping, and usability testing.
Experience designing data-intensive applications or operational workflows.
Experience working closely with application development teams.
Portfolio demonstrating relevant product-design work.
Proficiency with Figma or comparable design and prototyping tools.
Experience supporting a Department of Defense customer.
Active Secret clearance.
Experience supporting the U.S. Army.
Experience designing applications and workflows using Microsoft SharePoint and Power Apps.
Familiarity with Army acquisition or program-management processes.
Familiarity with accessibility and secure government environments.
Ability to work onsite in Arlington, VA or Aberdeen, MD, with onsite presence required for employees residing within a reasonable commuting distance of Arlington, VA or Aberdeen, MD.

Responsibilities

Lead ongoing product discovery with Army users and relevant stakeholders.
Convert mission workflows into product concepts, user journeys, prototypes, and interface designs.
Validate designs through user research, usability testing, and direct feedback.
Collaborate with application development engineers throughout design and implementation.
Influence product priorities by connecting user needs, technical constraints, and mission outcomes.
Create reusable design patterns and maintain consistency across applications.
Bring the user experience into product and technical decisions.